“Doctors are in the best position to know…”: The perceived medicalization of contraceptive method choice in Ibadan and Kaduna, Nigeria

Por Schwandt, Hilary M., Skinner, Joanna, Saad, Abdulmumin, Cobb, Lisa
Publicado no Patient Educ Couns (2016)

Timing and Circumstances of First Sex among Female and Male Youth from Select Urban Areas of Nigeria, Kenya, and Senegal

Por Speizer, Ilene S., Fotso, Jean Christophe, Davis, Joshua T., Saad, Abdulmumin, Otai, Jane
Publicado em 2013

Improving the Quality of Postabortion Care Services in Togo Increased Uptake of Contraception

Por Mugore, Stembile, Kassouta, Ntapi Tchiguiri K, Sebikali, Boniface, Lundstrom, Laurel, Saad, Abdulmumin
Publicado no Glob Health Sci Pract (2016)

Inadequate birth spacing is perceived as riskier than all family planning methods, except sterilization and abortion, in a qualitative study among urban Nigerians

Por Schwandt, Hilary M., Skinner, Joanna, Hebert, Luciana Estelle, Cobb, Lisa, Saad, Abdulmumin, Odeku, Mojisola
Publicado no BMC Womens Health (2017)

The Role of Gender Empowerment on Reproductive Health Outcomes in Urban Nigeria

Por Corroon, Meghan, Speizer, Ilene S., Fotso, Jean-Christophe, Akiode, Akinsewa, Saad, Abdulmumin, Calhoun, Lisa, Irani, Laili
Publicado em 2014